JoshGG

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by JoshGG 16d ago
Very true but you can go even further than that. Advancing knowledge is a community endeavor. Consider where the field of mathematics would be if everyone except Terrence Tao and a handful of other luminaries stopped doing math research. I
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by JoshGG 2mo ago
I enjoyed this article about AFSI.
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by JoshGG 4mo ago
CTF = Capture The Flag https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capture_the_flag_(cybersecurit...
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by JoshGG 5mo ago
Which year did we use steel to replace human workers and automate decision-making?
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by JoshGG 5mo ago
The guardian is free to read. Why post an archive link ?
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by JoshGG 6mo ago
Says a lot about whether you can trust the WSJ.
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by JoshGG 6mo ago
This is pretty neat and I am experimenting with it now, but hasn't ChatGPT had capability to create graphs and interact with data for a while? "ChatGPT advanced data analysis" for example. I'm asking in good faith as ma
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by JoshGG 11mo ago
There was a period of time when Crack was also very popular.
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by JoshGG 11mo ago
POE. Purity Of Essence ?
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by JoshGG 11mo ago
MATLAB is an array language.
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by JoshGG 11mo ago
It would be helpful to provide some citations and evidence around the claim “ most lived at subsistence levels with starvation always at their doorstep”. There is an increasing amount of evidence that this was not the case. https:/&#x
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by JoshGG 1y ago
Obesity and diet aren’t the primary drivers of expense in the American health care system. The market structure is.
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by JoshGG 1y ago
Crazy! Imagine if human beings did not have to worry about losing access to healthcare for themselves and their children because their company went bankrupt or they got laid off. So Crazy!
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by JoshGG 2y ago
“”” Flame retardants were widely adopted in the 1970s, when in-home smoking was more prevalent and electronics frequently overheated. New research, however, shows that flame retardants are not very effective at slowing or preventing fires.
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by JoshGG 2y ago
What amount of fire retardants would you like in your food? How about zero? I would like zero. These have already been banned in CA from furniture because it creates household exposure. Why would it be ok in cooking utensils? BTW the chemic
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by JoshGG 2y ago
You left out the part where Haiti was destabilized and crushed by colonial debt. And I don’t think that lack of fish is what’s keeping the tourists away. But hey, weren’t we talking about Denmark ?
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by JoshGG 2y ago
The “welfare queen single moms” criticism is a shallow critique of government assistance programs overall and doesn’t move the analysis forward in an evidence backed manner. This is an old Republican USA talking point. Also arguing that gov
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by JoshGG 2y ago
A more likely danger is that a non swimmer is drowning and grabs onto another child and drags them underwater or tries to climb on top of them. This is a known danger and is a standard part of lifeguard training in the US. Drowning persons
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by JoshGG 2y ago
This is the standard for many cities in the northeast. Power lines are underground.
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by JoshGG 2y ago
This is gross. What’s the corporate motivation to not just call it what it is - a layoff?
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by JoshGG 2y ago
There is a big factor out there that is 'masking a rise in incidence of CAT from accident stats'. It's Aerospace Engineers and the aviation engineering and safety community. -- Most CAT events (seen so far) are survivable by
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by JoshGG 2y ago
The key part of this comment is "I've never been to New York".
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by JoshGG 2y ago
Hard for you to understand who currently lives in Brooklyn? Has plenty of high income households and expensive real estate.
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by JoshGG 2y ago
If you’re unfamiliar with how commodity gold is priced, it’s by weight. So this comparison is likely comparing price per unit of weight.
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by JoshGG 2y ago
In newspapers and magazines, 'publisher' is an executive title and is usually a different than 'editor' and 'owner'. This is a significant story with reportedly serious breaches of journalistic ethics by a seni
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by JoshGG 2y ago
Agreed it’s obnoxious. It also shows the balance of power between consumers and large businesses internet companies. Best of luck safe travels buh-bye!!
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by JoshGG 2y ago
Opinion unencumbered by data.
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by JoshGG 2y ago
Arnold Barnett, a statistician at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has studied airline safety, tells NPR that from 2018 to 2022, the chances of a passenger being killed on a flight anywhere in the world was 1 in 13.4 million. B
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by JoshGG 2y ago
No. They do both, and that is directly shown in this study and in other studies. They eliminate many types of injury and make others less frequent.
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by JoshGG 2y ago
False. Helmets are shown to reduce concussion and other head injuries in sport. For example: https://ufhealth.org/news/2021/headgear-significantly-reduce... Female high school lacrosse players are significantly le

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